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Chapter 7: Phantom CineMag & CineStation
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The 10-bit ‘Packed’ format is the default when saving
Cine Raw files from a CineMag II. This results in smaller,
more manageable files than the 12-bit ‘unpacked’ format,
and with no quality loss. If you are using 3rd party post
production software to read the Cine Raw files, please
ensure they are compatible with this ‘packed’ format.
To save the Cine Raw in an unpacked format, simply un-
check the ‘Packed’ box prior to saving.
From the ‘Play’ tab in PCC, select the cine you want to
save from the ‘Cine:’ pull-down menu. You will see all
clips in the RAM as well as the CineMag in this list. Once
you’ve selected a clip, you can mark an in and out point if
desired by clicking the ‘[‘ and ‘]’ buttons respectively.
Alternatively, use PVP software in a similar manner when
using video playback.
Then click the green ‘Save Cine…’ button.
In the ‘Save Cine’ dialog box, choose ‘Cine Raw’ as the file
format, navigate to the folder where you wish to save the
clip and click ‘Save.’
In the Play Tab, click the triangle to the right of the ‘Save
Cine…’ button, and from the popup menu select ‘Save All
Flash Cines To File.’
In the subsequent save dialog window, navigate to the
folder where you wish to save the clips, and select the
‘Cine Raw’ file format. Choose a name for the group of
Cine files and click the ‘Save’ button. Each Cine’s file
name will start with the name you choose, and end with
the cine number.
In the Play Tab, click the triangle to the right of the
‘Save Cine…’ button, and from the popup menu select
‘Select&Save Cines to File.’
In the pop-up window, select the cines you wish to save.
Use the shift key to select a range of clips, or the control
key to add individual clips. When you’ve
Saving an Individual Cine
from a CineMag II
Selected Cine Files
from a CineMag II